Luna's Command: The Wibbly-Wobbly Saga (Looking for No More replacement)

I'm sorry for being gone the last two days... I was on a trip, and out of every campaign I informed I forgot this one, because of the lack of a skype-chatroom... Silly me... >.>

Dusk Raven wrote:It was not sarcasm, it just seemed... a tad familiar, shall we say...

What do you mean? :?

Well... does Wandering Eye notice the whole "sense that you're being sensed" thing that Brilliant just went through?

Only if he attempts and succeeds an Arcana check.

Not totally certain that that's a good idea... would a Perception check do?

This time I'm certain of what I'm talking about:

You don't have the ability to use Perception to sense magic, so no.

AProcrastinatingWriter wrote:As a side note, am I hallucinating or has Curunir not posted in a while?

Sorry about that, I'm back! I just finished the last of my finals (I had three of them on the last day of finals), which ate up more of my time than I realized. I should have posted that I'd be busy, I didn't because I thought I'd find time.

Well, in case you missed it, roll a flat d20 to see if you get a magic point...

Also, Xel, did you make this roll? If not, make this roll as well...

Thank you, I didn't miss that, I just didn't get a 20 (got a 1 actually, which thankfully isn't anything bad...)

actually no in this game if you roll a 1 on a Party of One check you lose a magic point sorry

Spoiler:

Also (DOUB<LE PO>ST), I'm gonna go ahead and take care of this before somepony does it for me.

AProcrastinatingWriter wrote:"Plug, take the rear."

Technically, you ninja'd yourself there. Plug already made that joke when Brilliant gave him the same order .

My party roll was just a 11... So it's not an issue.

Retrokinesis wrote:Technically, you ninja'd yourself there. Plug already made that joke when Brilliant gave him the same order .

...fair point.

I guess I'm...beating me by one???

Hehe, the group will have to wait for further readings from the Book of Watchers...

Back when I first looked at Lunar's character sheet, I recall thinking that I didn't think cutie marks and training could be applied to the same skill... and I vaguely pondered whether I would have left out Endurance for Perception in such a case.

I also regret taking Create Crazy Contraption and think Eagle Eye would fit more, instead... I mean, I like the flavor I put into it but Eagle Eye seems like it would have been more practical.

Speaking of CCC, you know what Cobbled should have made? A clockwork forklift for the stone.

I can let you swap out the two utility talents, if you like.

That'd be immensely appreciated, though I may take a look at some of the other talents... I probably won't and will go with Eagle Eye anyway, but still.

Out of curiosity, is there a way to gain additional utility talents through progression?

Dusk Raven wrote:Out of curiosity, is there a way to gain additional utility talents through progression?

You gain an additional Utility Talent at Levels 2, 5, and 8...

Gotcha... in which case such utility talents will take the form of Wandering Eye learning from his allies.

...Hmm, Eagle Eye, or Pinkie's Interrogation... the latter would have been useful in Wandering Eye's pursuit of secrets... he's not a pony pony, but some secrets can only be gotten through cold, hard questions...

Alrighty, now that everypony's got their stuff in, the results of all these checks will be up later this morning.

So keep an eye out as soon as you can.

So that people can potentially be in a position to react quickly.

Hint.

Hint.

Sheet updated with Wander's new and improved perception bonus!

Also, I hope you don't mind me basically making my own lore back there with the Shadows and Watchers.

I'm sure he doesn't mind too much. It's up to Writer to decide if he wishes to use the creatures you've made. You fit the Storyteller player motivation (as defined in the 4e DM Guide, in the "The Players" section), seeing as you've provided a mini-novel of a backstory, like uncovering mysteries (plot), and I wouldn't be surprised if you like dramatic scenes and reoccurring characters (correct me if I'm wrong). As long as you don't insist on making yourself the centre of the story or dictate other characters' actions to fit your idea of the story (both of which you don't seem likely to do), I don't think there will be a problem...

If you think about it, every time someone makes a custom race, they are asking the GM to accept the additional lore. In one of the campaigns I'm running, I have a player who made a darkness and death spirit or something like that. I didn't know what to do with it, but then I realised that [Retracted Because Hi Writer] and hopefully everything will go okay...

Also if Writer updates in the next two hours or so I'll be angry...

If I update in the next two hours or so? Huh. Guess I'd better hold off on this update I was about to post then.

AProcrastinatingWriter wrote:If I update in the next two hours or so? Huh. Guess I'd better hold off on this update I was about to post then.

Oops...